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" Do good deeds
with the same zeal
that the evil person
does bad ones."
The Belzer Rabbi
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"Don't confuse
small with
insignificant."
Joel Osteen
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" In the sky,
there is no distinction
of east and west;
people create
distinctions
out of their own
minds
and then
believe them
to be true. "
Buddha
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What distinctions,
what boundaries
and limits
can you burst through
just by changing
your mind?
.
Wishing YOU
a
Delightful Weekend!
Fondly, cloudia
18 comments:
Love that Buddha Quote -
Happy Easter
.♥⊱╮
Beatrice from Europe
there is truth in this...i think at times we we erect our own boundaries, maybe even just by believing in them...that first quote by the rabbi is really cool...
happy saturday...aloha from va
I'm with the Buddha. Definitely!
Everything can change with a mind flip! Hope you three have a fab weekend up in your Hawaiian eirye..
Great quotes! Let's have a sonic boom of barrier bursting!
"Do the mundane things well" Birdman
(add me to your collection. hahahah
We humans sure are good at creating boundaries. I love the quotes. Hope you're having a wonderful weekend.
So true about distinctions.
i like the idea of sky w/o 'sides'. :)
Nice quotes to soften my morning! Thank you Cloudia, and happiness to you this weekend in whatever celebrations you fancy- Peace Karen
Thanks each of YOU :-) !
Probably that everything is fine and that there're not that many things to worry about.
Yes, a challenge for me. Thank you for the reminder.
Please have you all a good Sunday ahead.
Such wonderful life affirming quotes. Thank you. I loved them all, and they are ALL my favourite. Have a wonderful weekend.
I just got a quote for a week at the Outrigger Waikiki....SO miss it! Such beautiful pictures, as always!
Podoba mi się powiedzenie Buddhy i palmy na tle nieba. Radosnych Świąt Wielkanocnych !
I like the saying of the Buddha and palm trees against the sky. Happy Easter!
How HAPPY to see YOU here!
Thank YOU, each
Lovely quotes, darling!
Happy Easter!
xoxox,
CC
Have a beautiful Easter, Cloudia. That first saying, by The Belzer Rabbi, is a great one. Why is so much effort put into the negative all the time! :)
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